The student who is passionate about Airplanes and how they are made and enjoy working with metal and composites.

Commonly referred to as Sheet Metal Workers, these artisans are responsible for the manufacture and repair of the physical airframe of an aircraft. Their work is primarily focused on the damage caused by accidents, incidents, fatigue or corrosion, to restore the integral strength of the airframe. Aircraft Structures Workers mark and cut sheet metal according to engineering drawings. Various factors such as the metallic properties of the metal must always be taken into account. Shapes are obtained by bending the sheet metal into the desired form and by joining components together using soldering, brazing, welding, riveting or bonding techniques.

This Course covers all the knowledge and practical learning required for candidates to qualify as an ASW. The 30 month course will incorporate Theory, manufacturing and repairing controls and airframes during On-the-Job training, and a Trade Test.